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Ryanair to table bid for Cyprus Airways
Ryanair will probably submit an expression of interest in troubled Cyprus Airways, which is up for sale, Chief Executive Michael OLeary said on Tuesday.
The Cypriot government in mid-July invited non-binding expressions of interest in its shares or assets in Cyprus Airways, a state-controlled airline which has posted heavy losses for years.
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Venizelos denies rift with Samaras over foreign policy
Deputy Prime Minister Evangelos Venizelos has attributed reports of differences between him and Prime Minister Antonis Samaras over foreign policy issues to detractors who would rather see New Democracy cooperate with the far right than PASOK.
It’s time for solution in Cyprus, President Gül says
Turkish President Abdullah Gül has urged for a solution to be found on the divided island of Cyprus, speaking at a ceremony in Nicosia to mark the 40th anniversary of Turkeyâs military intervention on July 20, 1974.
Not only PM Erdoğan, entire Turkey condemned Israel: President Gül
It was not only Prime Minister Recep Tayyip ErdoÄan but the entire Turkey condemned Israeli attacks against Palestinians, Turkish President Abdullah Gül has said.
Troika begins fifth review of bailed-out Cyprus economy
A delegation from the troika of international lenders Tuesday began its fifth assessment of Cyprus's economy and troubled banking system, focusing on the threat of bad loans.
Some 45 percent of all loans at Cypriot banks are classified as non-performing -- 27.1 billion euros from total lending of 60 billion euros, according to Cyprus Central Bank figures.
President Gül to pay last foreign visit to Turkish Cyprus
President Abdullah Gül will make his last official foreign visit to Turkish Cyprus on July 20.
Gül will participate by on the island to mark the 40th anniversary celebrations of the Turkish Peace and Freedom Day.
Turkish Cyprus was the presidentâs first destination of choice after he was elected in 2007.
Bailed-in Bank of Cyprus depositors prepare for share-sale blow
By Georgios Georgiou and Nikos Chrysoloras
Less than a year after the conversion of almost half their deposits over 100,000 euros ($136,000) into equity, Bank of Cyprus Pcl shareholders face another potential blow as the lender weighs a stock sale.
Nicosia rebukes Ankara for calling Cyprus ‘defunct’ state
Nicosia on Wednesday issued a terse response to a document submitted by Turkey to European Union officials which is said to have described the Republic of Cyprus as a defunct state, calling on Ankara to respect the agreements it has made with the European Commission.
Cyprus central bank sees shallower 2014 GDP drop than 4.2 percent
Cyprus's Central Bank governor on Wednesday said this year's recession on the bailed-out island could be shallower than the 4.2 percent decline anticipated by its international lenders.
Bulgarian Community in Cyprus Raises Funds for Flood-Hit Compatriots
The Bulgarian community in Cyprus has launched a fundraising campaign to help the flood-hit areas in Bulgaria, Friday.
Charity boxes have been placed in all Bulgarian stores in Nicosia, Larnaca, Limassol and Paralimni, as well as in the Consular Section at the Embassy of Bulgaria in Nicosia, and the Bulgarian school.